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New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The letter from G. w. S. in THE SUNDAY
TeIBUNr yesterday about Lord and Lady Dal-
housie. that from Paris about NJ Grcvy's negota-
tions with NJ. Clemenceau: that from Washington
about public men and their doings; book reviews
were the life OF General Mitchell, Tbackeray s
letters Mr.. Stevenson's essays and Ristori's
Memoirs; samples Of prodigy music by Mozart
and lloimann were given Florida sketch was
devoted to the vicissitudes Of the clmate other
features were Art News and Comments, The
Theatres, Mr.. Carncgic's New Book, Current
Anecdotes. Military Events, story Of Miss
Julia Robinson" Afternoon Tea, Stories about
Peome From Many Points OF View, Toemss
sketches. etc. Leading news topics were these;
FoREIGN.-An attempt was made TO assasslnate
Jules Ferry in the Chamber of Deputies III Paris;
Berkein Aubertin. the assassin. arrested after
firing three shots; NJ Ferry received two slight
wounds: 1t was also intended 10 assasslnatc VI.
traders hail with JOY President CleveIand's mes
sage - The anti-police demonstration over
Linnelps body was prevented by the coroner claim
ing the body. 60 Mr.. Hooper. IRISH member OF
Parliament, was arres. cd for publishing repofts o,
League meetings. - Prince Bismarck believed
TO have tomen ted the war scare order TO secure
the passage of he Military bill.
!. DOMESTIC Samuel Spencer was elected presI
>dent of the Baltimore and Ohio RSiIroad. 60,
in Cincinnati, instructed the Jury that il must ni
HARPER guilty on his own admissions. - MessrS
Lamar ana Villas were said to he confident tnat
their names wOuid be confirmed by the sen,
ate - Judge Carpenter in Hartford reinsed
to allow the Continental Insurance Company 10
paw counsel fees before paving It's creditors =
Wool growers in Texas expressed alarm at the
utterances of President Cleveland. - Arms
found in prisoners cell in the Chicago jan.
- Congressman M-rriman prepared bill to
provide for a Naval Reserve. 80 The names OF
Republican members of the Senate Committees
wer. announced. =,
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Louls Brewer. an Old
farmer near Hempsfead l.. L., fatally Injured ms
wife with an axe. - DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Par,
ker sailed on the Etrura. - Better words used
III the argument over the Stevens executors. -
Plans for the convention of the Republican
Clubs - The Assembly Telephone lnvcs-
tigating Committee examined General llndekoper
on local telephone rates and service - Proios-
sor BIckmore closed his of addresses to
teachers - The opposition to Mr. Gibbs In the
With District admitted before the investigating
committee running opposition candidates. -
The Rev. Hugh o. PcntccOst announced his de-
clsion to resign his Newark pastorale to-day. -
An extraordinary attempt to burn private mouse
made at Rahwav. - The house OF jersey
Justice of the peace found burning in such way
as TO excite suspicious Of arson. - Stocks dull
and generally lower. closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by
mail. Sixteen pages. Price, cents
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE FUNERAL OF LEWIS E. BISHOP.

The funeral Of Lewis f. Bishop took place at the
Murray Hill Hotel yesterday. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. William NJ Paxton, who odsiverei
brief euogy. The parlor and corridors filed by
friends OF the dead engaged principally in the car
pet trade, amsng VIII III c. s. Smith, president or
the Chamber of CsmRsrce; r. L. Cutter. W. NJ. Smith,
NJ. J. Bailey, william Bcrr Brooklyn; william Dain-
try, Of Arnold. Constable & Co.; George f. Haslin.
William Chapman. OF Boston, and b. stinssu. OF Phila-
elpha
Mr. Bishop was the we'll known manager OF the
Lswell Carpet Conpanr. with Saith. Hssg
Gardner. of No l15 WsrGh-st He born and adu-
Gated Michigan flo to tss city twenty years
ago engaged in the carpet business he was highly
respected by all who knsw him. Mr.. Bishop was forty
one years sld and unmarried Ills death was caused by
kidney disease after a brief illness His father lives az
icb
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

The receipts Southwestern Pipe Line In November
wers Is 5O7 barrels ard the deliveries mos OF which
made to the National Transit Company were 40379l
barrels Indicating reduction stock OF 100000 bar
rels The MacEsburg Line sho receipts OF 1888
barrels and deliveries OF 345O5 barrels With the Tide
water Pine Line considered tho total reduction Of ne stocks
last will probably be Just what was eSpected-aDout
!. 200 OOo TO !. 30o. O0) barrels.
Crafty still attends tho shutdown movement
and the Protective Association Is gaining strsnsth
with each week. esprit de corps has besa created win ch
many prod into the agreement AMI which
will an im keep members faith
fu TO their pledges of the business coniera tons
foreign trade still refuses 10 credit tho PROB.
ability of successful consummaton OF the alliance between
the feiners md the OIL and Is sill engaged In
duclny its the danger point The deliveries at
the seven Contn ports last week 10000 barrels
and at London 2j The stocks tie Continental
nort, are down to 5000, amount tina
la. seldom been a. low history of the business The
enjoying good healthy volume OF business
and held firm Il every ADVANCE The European
trade IN in an condition. and unless thcre s some
deve uen Is osly question OF snort ine
month OF fshrnkinc
ion t. of strength OF the shutdown
the important en'ct II WIZ permanently nay
II successfully clrriei ONT Inc
deliveries Ibis month are not up 20 tle aeraSc Oh
Enyrnber but they 72O2S barrel. day. AGAINST
81 02 barrels a. December. 1896 and 7o5S9 barrels IN
hsrrci. ilv aganst ld barrels in December 1886 ami
bet 1888 Tho exfesS o deliveries
4, 3 10 barrels, prom reduction IN stocks ts montn
OF g. OO0 harre.si The charters since Dscenbei
nres iom December (chaters to the stu were as fol
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

IKEA 1855 lsel 21S1 1853 asia sqi2 1882 1884, 1888
1854 ll22. 1882, llse 1904. 22ai s0s? so33. 3ojt
cnr COuHT-TnIAL TENM-PARr fIi-iie,srs Nehrs7a
1877. 2Sbs. 272s. 1882 274T. 2729
CovnT 0KsRaAL sKssfoxs-PAar f.-Besvre Eeccr Ter
smyth and Assisttnt District Attorney PuriyNos l.
e. InGIa 10 Pleadinss-Il IL. IL, IA. TO- ~, H. rs
COURT or GEyEaAL SEssIoSs-PARr Ir-Befsrs cowi1g
T. and Assistant District Attorney Ftz ,crald-Nos l.
4.6.6.72
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-PART ffI-Beforc Glider.
sleeve and Assistant Distrc ATTORNEY BediordNos. l.
3 3, q g. y, Z, g. 9. TO-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
NEW BROOKLYN CBURCH DEDICATED

A NEW BROOKLYN CBURCH DEDICATED
Dedcatery exercises were held yesterday in TIE newly
completed chapel Of the Brshwick Avenue Congrega-
tona Church, at Bushwickave AMI Corneiast, Brook
lyn In the morning addresses were male by Mayer
whitney, Police Justice Kenna and s. NJ Main. The
formal dedication took place IN the afternoon and the
exercises participated in by the Rev, Drs r. r..
Meredith and f. r. lngsrsoll. and the Rev. Messrs.
w. II. Ingerso. Z. p Thwing. s. g. Nelson, e. d. Huist
and Curtis Graham
Ir Meredith. OF the TOnpkns Avenue Church,
preaehed upoi "The Divine Amounting OF tae
ST. Clair McKeway spoke upon "rhe Church and the
Press: their separate and their Mutual Work.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM the FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The National Trust Company in November received from
wells 800 other pipe lines and tanks
422 567 barrels total OF l24263S barrels The deliveries
TO he trade 2O3 barrels and to other lines
barrels total o: . 1873 sss barrels showing an excess
OF deliveries barrels The reduction in gross stocks
from October amounted to 3S4 barrels but the sed
ment surplus allowed TO run down l4s
40 that the stocks is O450iG barrels
1t was something surprise Ia find that the loss In net
sto KS has OF credit balances TO producers there
b.ur actua OF GO0O barrels In fcaes and
otl receipts Go9925 barrels
der the october while the deliveries were 2S6
barrels larger OF deliveries double
the excess November 1885, and net stocks are now
the amount in November 1885 The
National Tr us statement the last two months and for
Noveuler 1886 8 AZ follows:
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET,

LONDON Dee 10-2 n m.-Consols. l01 1i-l6 FOR money
and lOl for h- account Atlantic and
Old mortgage trustees certificates United states psr
cent bonds 1873 do s ll0 Atlantic and Great wss,erB
trustees certificates 33 CAnAdiAa Pacta
5g7s: Er POS. do second Consols lOOl; Msx,eaa Or
dlnary. tst: ST. pam Common T5; New.York ceatr.I
Ill Pennsvlvana 55a1 RcalnR 34s; Mexican Central.
IA Hudson's Ray Company 22s; Spanish "a 97r caa-
aa North west Land COMPANY 2% Bar silver 10 qastsd
~ Lied Paris atvcss quote cent roaee
SO francs 6 confines for the account and exchange on
London At 25 francs 3j ce times for checsa .
BERLIN. Doc 10 The statement OF the Imperial Bank
Germany shows decrease specie OF 260 600 markA
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
J. S. CONOVER g. co.

We have now I'm our warer00ms the
finest assortment Of Goods suitable
for
HOLIDAY GIFTS
ever exhibited, made by us from eun
own special designs. and not obtain.
able else where.
Also, "a special line OF imported
Goods.
Goods purchased now will be hela
for delivery ON amy date previous %
IAN. 4.
Is & 20 WEST SsD-sT.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
puns Deliveries Dcliv's. Oh 'rters.
r.., tile OF 1877 bO4 lgJ 25IO32 $50 j55
0.Il q

The tlr ats res 9Th Of the petroleum. situation more
iib tn speculsve srsIsh. although mat 10
cSvinI, Tho news Saxonbug not important put
wells which had been TEL ran mp
hs on mt 10 over barrels The eject oi THIS was s
conne" al the opening o the weeks market when pees
fcl / lowest OF the week Yet Mon iys mathe. was
fri,n. Ia the oi f. vesOrs Vigorous htnfbs
the bears and the West soil corsert
bia .,oru OF long barely touched 10 cents
Oiled b ,vcr II tel only nall fraction n'
The preceding week 1t significant that the breaks nee "a
nv m, hears are smaller with each css- Fran 70
cents IN there set back u 62 cents Wien
the Free promised bigger pool al saionburg ah
now probable. the broke from - 10 oss "es
In rs the market suffered reaetu 10
72 and then 10 1917 ceas From 77cents t,s r1ao @
tion stopped AZ 757s cents Every roicto t,
done more GOOD To the speculative po.uon
Of Tho leading bears. They have succe 'ded III
forcing out ouy holdings. but 10 TO even
thai tiey compete 10 the contrce at
n so time. No made 10
and the hardening OF values e
gradual absorption OF certificates nv Investors
There is present prospect Of quiiatng movement
and no could be without causing
alarm rise prices Carrying ruled from 20 cents per
900 barrels % cents premium. showing the hazard tha
4, now attending operations for fall In fact the bear
ers are resorng ossnatous tactics which are sso
nsed by who are confdes OF their attitude The mar
ksf closed suiet but with strong underisne.
The range prices and the total dealings In NsehaI
the Consolidated
tt,re ks "A re "A
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE GRlIN MARKET
FEATURES OF yEw.YosK DEALlxss

FEATURES OF NEw-YOHK DEAfIN93
The gram Saturday dull and without
An important ture In whe firm tone Was sustai ne
favorable cable advices and the unsettled pstca
situation in Europe Exporters however still refuse hog
figures bat lots steady. The opts1r
werede In to the extent OF 800 900 busheis Tho
ing strong but slight nlcton o,swsL Ths
steady gains OF for December at 9eA for March
93 and cent for the other months - follows January
9li; February. 92 April 9&s; May. 95S; j. s5as
aad December 1898 9s1 cents Cash steady bus
only demand sbppera The speolla
ton heavy aud time prices csn
lower In sympathy with wheat however. there fall
recovery closed steady and unshanged
follows December 62a January. 634; February. 63'<
May 81 oats iul aud without Significance
December closed Scent higher at SO cents Jspuary cent
lower 35 and unchanged for May at 39 In lard
speculation quiet ana without important change Final
February: So March, 81 "a April 81 81 MAY "a so
receipts and sourreporte onsasard.y New.
bushels s,si eSi Soar p.s
Mssa iasss bnshe e%an
1872 osS bushsls total gram Al6soo bushss four 2s7sa
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO IL (Speciot)The May option started ys'ten
day at cents little advance Friday partly on the
prospect colder weather partly the general sXpscatss
hep rom the stock report decline OF cent fol-
the opening Corn weaker than wheat declining
cents Of The bottom for the week. opening sS5
sni ssas for % ~ K s Bloom
make little stand but the market went under that
figure Msy closed at 63sl cents May porl
opened sdvanc Of 1887 c and closed At SIS 20
Tho receipts OF hogs for the week were l73OOO preJ
estimated but so 600 less than for th}
week in 1886 The estimates Tor this week are 6a
against lS2 1886 May lard opened at ~ TN an(
TO- May ribs opened II ~ and closed at th
same figure.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Dec lO-spanish gold 259 p 230H. ExchanT
quiet Sugar quiet
SPIRITS UF rURPEVTrYE
CHARtRsray Dec. 10 -Turpentine steldv Az 31c BIZ
Dec l0.-rutpentine nrm at ~ i7e.
m IItIxar &C =
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

The following wero Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities;
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

The refined oil market was msisratey active and strong
tope Prices closed unchanged at 7 cents pr
gallon Abel test NcwYork Philadelphia and Baitinsrs
OIL CRY. Penn. Dec. Io-yatlonal Transit rorheaies %
onened at II: highest, 77 lowest, 7bk; clors 20 y
sales bs7 barrels elearaBccs l4G00O barrels char
tsrs $3.50 barrels; shipments 7S5l9 barreisi runs
as O93 carrels. - .,,,., ~.
PIrTsnsaa. PENN Dec l0-Petroeum doll bnt steady Na
onal Transit opened ~ and cosei at ~
highest 77p; lowest. 70S
bnASfoKS. Penn. Dec i0.-Nationa rraist Gerahsn,
snened VI II and close at 18x hirhssI 17i os"t'
5eS cieArances. l.s50.0Jl btrrsit .,.....
TIrusyiLLg Psnu. Dca l0.-Natioll rrA1N. Jefuai'"'
spsns.I At ~; higass. II iswsst 1915 cissst 7St
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

SPIRITS UF rURPEVTfYH
CHAeLgsray. Dec. 10 -Turpentne steldv AZ 31c bfA
SAVANNAH Dec l0.-rurpentine nrm at ~ &c.
WILMINGTON Dec. 10 -Inrpentins steady ~ - &c y
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

Bid. Askd
Vicksburg & Ne
ridan. ... y =
DO preferred. d
Georgia Pacific lst
mortgage 4s--... 1914 lO,@
DO ~ mtg inc ~ OIL
Kauawha and ONO
LIST Is. oo W
Mexican National
lst Mtgs Bonds
Trust Receipts. 10 az
Ocean steamship
Go, LIST guai't'd l02 lO3
ST T. East and a 4
lst ia, gurt'd by
N. l. ! and W'n .. l03
American Cotton
OIL trust cert. 80 30S
Chicago Gas Trust 81 = 3S5
X eley Motor Co.. . IL
Western National
Hank. o52 VI
Ohio ceatrAl. ..... y ,
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Dec. lO.-Spanish gold 259 9p6230H. Exchanr
quiet Sugar quiet.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
Farmers are now breaking.

Farmers are now breaking.
Colby is feeling the boom in earnest
now.
W. S. WillcoxOn has 81, 900 90 to loan
on chattels.
W. s. Ainslie, of Oakley, was in this
city Monday.
If you want money cheap on chattels,
call on W. S. WillcoxOn.
For hobby spring hat go to p. J.
Assenmacher & Co.'S.
7per cent money? OF course we have
WELD Bros
q. A. r. hats, band and badges at p.
j. Assenmacher Il Co.'S.
Six carloads of immigrant goods re-
ceived at Oakley Monday last.
Diffendafer s. Lee are now fully ready
for business. See their ad in another
column.
Chas. b. Cox is back from Oberlin.
He says Colby is the better town of the
two.
E.P. WOrcester's history of Thomas
CAT next week sure.
w. S. WillcOxOn has money to loan on
real estate. His mortgages are fair and
easy.
The nobbiest line of jerseys can be
found at p j. Assenmacher & Co.'S.
]. E. Meglemre. of the Pioneer nipple
ment firm of Colby. was a prisoner in
AndersOnville nine months.
wv. Allen & Sons have put in a gro
Gerry department, and will now buy but
ter and eggs in exchange for goods.
Much more snow fell last week in ives
tern Kansas than in the eastern part of
the state. This means more rain here.
The best line of spring clothing in the
CITY can be found at P. j. Assenmacher
& Co.'S
Real estate mortgages taken by W. s.
Willcoxon may be paid at any time and
will be held in Colby.
Remember we have buyers for a num-
Der of farms. If you have land to sell
call and see us. WELD BROS.
Chas Vail has bought block of lots
and is putting up some fine residences.
An elegant line Of embroidery just re-
ceived at P. j. Assenmacher t. Co.'S.
All those owing poll tax to the city of
Colby, will please call and settle at once.
J. E. MEGLENRE.
City Treasurer Of Colby.
One hundred teams were counted
hitched around stores and livery barns
in this city Monday
Ed Case is very low with fever, and no
one is allowed to see him yet. DIR. Beav-
er says he will get well if he does not re-
lapse.
For a ladies' nice shoe or slipper 60 to
P. J. Assenmacher & Co.
Eighteen carloads of movables were
side tracked at Wallace, Kans-. Sunday
morning last. Most of the goods go to
Greeley and Sherman counties.
For SALE OR TRADE.-A span of well
and well broke ponies. Good
weight and gentle. WELD BROS
The CAT never advocated bonds and
don't now, and don't believe in the prin-
pie of voting bonds, yet We propose to
give the news be it railroad or anything
else.
Ed Hovey has sold out to DR.. J. W.
Weld his confectionery store in the post
Office. Mr.. Weld now has possession.
and is doing . rushing business, and we
hone It will continue.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
THE THOMS COUNTY CAT.
w. G. PORTER & CO., Publishers.

Coal oil at the Central.
FLYING Dutchman at l. H. Buffers
Finnerty loans money at per cent.
Gasoline at the Central Drug Store.
Prices are cut seriously at Donelan's.
Cricket breakers at Buffers hardware.
100 barrels of apples cheap at Brady's.
For the best board go to the Windsor
Only one mortgage taken by Finnerty.
Choice seeds and low prices at Buffers
MeSlemre has just received car load
of star windmillS.
When you go to Oberlin, go by Colby
and Oterlin stage line.
Patent medicines of every description
at Walker & YousSe's.
Colby and Oberln stage line is the best
conveyance to Oberlin.
Don't forget the fine line of druggists
sundries at the Palace Drug Store.
Fancy articles of all kinds at the City
Drug Store
All prescriptions carefully and prompt
ly compounded at the City Drug Store.
.aIo,s Snip .assnoA y Ie4lsM OF oS uaqL
-fao1 a.up!p 'peIooJ loD
Clocks, watches and jewelry neatly re
paired at Sun Beam photograph gallery.
NJ. Donelan is giving best terms on
hats. caps, boots and shoes.
Money loaned on chattels at Thomas
county Bank. north of brick store.
Farm loans at per cent interest. only
one mortgage, at State Bank OF Colby.
Frank Pingree will insure you cheaper
than anyone.
For the best and freshest meat go to
Gillispie's meat market
Go to the Windsor, the hest hotel in
town.
so different styles of blank books and
pocket books at Martin Bros.
A fine line of box paper received at
the Palace drug store since the holidays.
Farm loans at per cent interest. only
one mortgage. at State Bank of Colby.
You will shoot wide OF the mark and
lose money if you buy an overcoat with
out first getting prices at j. W. Allen x
Sons
X 100000
To loan on chattels at lowest rates by F.
C. Finnerty. near new Brick Hotel.
II will pay you to see Frank Picgree if
YOU want reliable insurance on your farm
property.
Remember. we have more different
natcnt medicines than any house west OF
Topeka. Z. d. MARTIN y nRo.
Don't forget the large show case fulfof
;ewelry both solid and plated. at the Pal
ace Drug Store.
roR SALE-At a bargain, one OF the
s,.es stock farms in Thomas county. In
J, quire of Mart Whitman,
Farm loans at per cent interest; only
-. mortgage, at State Bank of Colby.
ror best winter Overcoats go to NJ;
y,c,elan's.- They are the cheapest ana
best.
Good smooth homestead for
ale cheap. w. G. PORTER.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
KEYSTONE
IMPLEMENT FIRM
Colby, Kansas.
IMPLEMENT FIRM

To the Farmers of Thomas and Sherman Counties
We have just received full stock of Farm Implements Wagons the
well known Hiram Davis Bugges and Spring Wagons Buggy Harness
the celebrated Waupun Wndms
the best solid wheel mill the market the Premium Silver Demng
Pumps the old established Keystone Planters Listers
of Haows Cuvator Rod Breaking Pows Disc aows
the Morrison and Solid Comfort Suky Planters
Figures
and establish business and prepared competition Call
and examine goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The taxpayers of Thomas county are
hereby notified that there has been tax
warrants placed in my hands for the per
sonal property tax for the year 1885. Par
ties who are owing their tax are urgently
requested to call at my Office and settle
the same, and save costs. Yours truly,
MART WIrHAM. Sheriff.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
At the Lowest Rates.

Villar T. Villar cigars are the best 10
cent goods in western Kansas. At Mar
tin Bros,
Call on Lessenger & Mitchell for city
lots and accomplishments at any price
you wish.
Meglemre & Marble have the very best
coal for sale cheap. $40 per ton at Colby
implement firm Office.
You can get more good nOurishment
out of ten cent can of corn at DOnelan' s
than anywhere else for the money.
All those indebted to me will please
call in and settle at once.
NJ. DoNELAN.
Farm loans at per cent interest. only
one mortgage, at State Bank of Colby.
Yousse's stage line goes to Oberlin
every day.
Champagne, wines and liquors of ev-
cry sort at the Central, for medical pur-
poses.
Prescriptions carefully and promptly
compounded day or night at the Central
Drug Store.
Farm loans at Z per cent interest, only
one mortgage. at State Bank of Colby.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03
THE PIONEER
IMPLEMENT HOUSE
OF THOMAS COUNTY, KAN,
To the Farmers of Thomas County
THE PIONEER

would respectfully call attention the FACT
received large and complete stock of Farm Implements spring
1884, including the celebrated Rock Island pOws cultvaO haows
the genuine Nebraska Pony Rod Breaker also the Soo
HarOws the Oldest and best EARTH the light Odds
Climax and Eclipse and buge Little
and Blue the celebrated Deerng and all steel BINDERS
Star and two horse rake the quiet Star mills
also the Red Jacket pump Baker barb the
and other goods mention My goods all feah
and bright and of
before buy and be that and will goods
than possibly
of coal constantly on hand Respectfully,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-03

For SALE.-One second hand Chal
lenge windmill. with to,. er, pump. pipes.
and complete outfit, as gOOu rs new. In
quire of W. NJ Kenly, Colby, or at the
sw or of section IA, town s, range IS.